Haría Beach

La Caleta del Mero is a semi-nudist beach in the north of Lanzarote very close to two other beaches, La Cocinitas and El Caletón Blanco. It differs from them since they were formed by mountains of dunes that are can be seen on both sides of the highway.

Near Órzola, this beach of white medium grain sand is half a kilometre long and 30 metres wide and can be found in a rural setting, well connected by guagua (local bus) even up to the beach. There’s also parking upon arrival from the highway. Camping is not allowed on this beach except by permission from Lanzarote City Hall.

Situated in Órzola, on the back side of the impressive Famara cliff, this is a stunning located where there are also volcanic caves which can be explored.

Windy beach with calm waters, Caletón Blanco, which in Spanish means ‘big inlet’, is the largest of the inlets making up the coastline belonging to the Malpaís de la Corona (badlands).

Close to Órzola, it is a half a kilometre long and 9 m. wide, covered in medium grain white sand that contrasts with the black lava rocks of the Malpaís badlands. Although in a rural area it has easy access including by guagua (bus). Camping can be arranged by prior permission from the Lanzarote Town Council (Cabildo).

El Risco beach, an isolated rural spot accessible by foot, is 845 m. long by 8 m. wide.

Windy beach with fine golden sand and moderate waves.

A constant wind blows on the Las Cocinitas pushing moderate waves onto the 100m long by 13m wide beach.

Good for windsurfing, white medium grain sand and pebbles. Situated in a rural setting along the coast where volcanic tubes emerge from Malpaís de La Corona and Jameos del Agua.

Can be reached by guagua (local bus).